By Brian Kriegler ( January 9, 2018, 12:21 PM EST) -- This is the second of four articles on statistical sampling in practice. In part 1, I demonstrated that random sampling is a neutral and unbiased process. I also showed that the central limit theorem can be used to derive reliable confidence intervals when the sample size is "large enough." In part 2 below, I provide a method for constructing confidence intervals when the sample size is relatively small....
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